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Watching Most Haunted: Series 3, Ep. 1 East Kirkby Airfield

Posted on May 25, 2013 by Chris Jensen Romer

In this piece I am going to (after my rambling intro) look at one episode of Most Haunted: Series 3, episode 1, where the team visit East Kirkby airfield in Lincolnshire, a disused WW2 airbase now a museum. Continue reading →

Posted in Debunking myths, History, Paranormal, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged Ciaran O Keeffe, Derek Acorah, East Kirkby, Jon Dibley, Karl Beattie, Living TV, Most Haunted, Most Haunted Forum, Paranormal TV, Phil Whyman, Richard Felix, Yvette Fielding | 3 Comments

Psychic News closes down after 78 years — but why?

Posted on July 27, 2010 by Chris Jensen Romer

I am aware of the byzantine politics of the Spiritualist movement, and the complex theological, administrative and personality clashes which sometimes (always?) arise. In this the Spiritualist National Union is much like any other church, or much like any other organisation, be it poetry club or gardening society.

In those two factors, economic issues and doubtless some political manoeuvring we see the immediate reasons for the decline of Psychic News (a newspaper that as long term reader of this blog may recall once featured me on the front page!). It is a shame, but possibly to be expected. And yet… Continue reading →

Posted in atheism, Paranormal, Religion, Social commentary desecrated | Tagged Charismatic Christian Churches, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Chat magazine, Colin Fry, Derek Acorah, Derren Brown, Dr Chris French, Dr Richard Wiseman, Dr Susan Blackmore, European Journal of Parapsychology, falling advertising revenues, Fortean Times, ghosthunters, Ghosthunting TV shows, hands-on theological investigation., I'm with the Woolwich, ITN, James Randi, Jane Millichip, John Edwards, John Wesley, Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, JREF, Living TV, mediums, Most Haunted, New Atheists, New Religious Movements, New Sceptics, New Skeptics, Paranormal, Paranormal Magazine, paranormalisation' of our popular culture., Penn & Teller, Prof. Richard DAwkins, psychical research, psychics, Richard Dawkins, S.P.R, sceptics, skeptics, Skeptics in the Pub, Society for Psychical Research, Spirit & Destiny magazine, spiritualism, Spiritualist National Union, spiritualists, Susan Blackmore, teenage Wiccan wannabes, thoughts on spiritualists, Tony Stockwell, UK Skeptics, war and spiritualism, war and the psychic | 7 Comments

CJ goes to the cinema: ‘Paranormal Activity’

Posted on December 20, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

I don’t often go to the cinema – in order I think I saw The Wizard of Oz (got scared and had to be taken out), Excalibur, Ghostbusters, Mississippi Burning, Dracula, the first Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings part one – The Fellowship of the Ring. That’s it, every film I have ever seen in my whole life at the cinema, until last night. when I went with Becky to see a film called Paranormal Activity.

I have watched about the same number of films on TV, and maybe the same again on DVD (including Star Wars, The Magnificent Seven, Battleship Potemkin, Oktober, Kind Hearts and Coronets, The Producers (original version, never seen the new one) and Dr Strangelove. I have enjoyed all these films, and maybe I should watch more; but I acknowledge that many people watch more films in a month than I have seen in my entire life, so I may be the worst person in the world to review films. However compared with the other films i have seen, let’s get one thing straight – Paranormal Activity, the film I saw last night was not very good. Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal, Reviews and Past Events | Tagged ambiivalent response to film Paranormal Activity, Barrie Colvin, Becky Smith, bites like a demon, Christian Jensen Romer, cj.23, D Scott Rogo, daemonic, David Carter-Green, David Sivier, David Wells, Dogme95, Ed and Lorraine Warren, Exorcism kills, film reviews, Gertrude Schmeidler, ghosthunters, if it acts like a demon, Jeff Belanger, Jo Blair, Katie Featherstone, Lars von Trier, Lisa Langood, Micah Sloat, Most Haunted, Most Haunted Live, movie reviews, Oh Whistle I'll And Come To You My Lad, Oren Peli, Paranormal Activity, Paranormal Activity (movie), parrot and poltergeists, Phil Whyman, poltergeist, poltergeist cases, poltergeists, Professor Ian Stevenson, psychical research, pyrogeist, Quantitative Assesment of a Haunted House, Riget, RSPK, Society for Psychical Research, spontaneous case investigation, SPR Study Day on Poltergeists, stinks like a demon it's a demon, talking mongoose called Gef, The Blair Witch Project, The Turn of the Screw., Theosophophist's shopping list, William Roll | 8 Comments

Bark at the Loon – Most Haunted and Halloween

Posted on November 3, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

Oh well – Most Haunted, still a great show I guess, nice people – but dark powers, penatgrams and all this beastliness? Knock it off! It’s not big and it’s not clever. It’s Wayne’s World meets the Exorcist. Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged Most Haunted, Most Haunted Halloween, Most Haunted Live, pentagram | 5 Comments

The Bell and The Ram: Ghosthunting with GSUK

Posted on July 13, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

I said I’d write something about the weekend, and i guess I should, but for anyone hoping for fantastic proof of the paranormal, look elsewhere! What follows is a short account of a weekend ghost hunt that was notably devoid … Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged ancient grave, Ancient Ram Inn, ASSAP, Balders, Becky Smith, Capone's Nightclub, CPRG, Dale the Timelord, DAve Barrett, David Carter-Green, David Sivier, Dawn Bedwell, Dursley, Elmbury, fat women ghosthunters, Fingerpaint, Ghost Adventures, Ghost Hunters, Ghosthunting, Gloucestershire ghosts, Graham Atkinson, Graham Philpott, GSUK, John Humphries, Katherine Wilson, Lorna Keen, Lynn Cinderey, Mel, Mitchyjane, Most Haunted, Natalie Jane Evans, no fat women, Old Bell Hotel, previous investigations, Roo, S.P.R, Sat Nav problems, Sheep/Goat, Society for Psychical Research, Spectres of the Severn, Tony Robinson, Travel Channel, Wiccan, Wotton-Under-Edge, Y files | 5 Comments

5,000 visits!

Posted on May 20, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

Just glanced at the hits counter on the blog and it has reached 5,000 visits to the blog. When I hit 2,000 we had a celebration of sorts – so I guess 5,000 needs marking as well! So a little celebratory wittering about my recent activities seems in order! Today was supposed to be busy with work, and a couple of hours out to go do a piece for an American ghost show. Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged 5000 hits, Anna Richardson, ANTIX, Becky Smith, bicker and bitchcraft, boredom during vigils, Cheltenham Psychic Research Group, Cheltenham Psychical research Group, Clare Hatfield, Clare the Goldfish, CPRG, Dave William, David Aukett, Derek Newman, filming paranormal TV, Gas Nightclub, ghosthunting anecdotes, Hanrahan Media, haunted houses, incubi, Jeff Belanger, Keith Hitchman, Lisa Langood, Lord Kelvin, Lorna Keen, Most Haunted, Most Haunted Live, Paranormal TV, poltergeist cases, Richard Dawkins forum, RichardDawkins.net, search terms on this blog, wiccan and witchcraft | 1 Comment

The Science of Ghosts – how it went, Part 5

Posted on April 28, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

On the outskirts of nowhere On the ring road to somewhere On the verge of indecision I’ll always take the roundabout way Marillion – Blind Curve There is something about that Marillion quote which captures the road outside Dreghorn Travelodge … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Paranormal, Religion, Reviews and Past Events, Science, Social commentary desecrated, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged Afterlife, Derek Acorah, Dr Mervyn Heard, Edinburgh Fortean Society, Edinburgh Science Festival, ghost photos, Ghostwatch, Gordon Rutter, Ken Russell's Gothic, Medium, moral panic Ghostwatch, Most Haunted, phantasmagoria, Regency Phantasmagoria, Richard Wiseman's blog, Science of Ghosts, spirit photography, Stephen Volk, William Mumler | 1 Comment

The Science of Ghosts: how it went, part 3

Posted on April 8, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

OK, I may as well get on with the review I guess! Next up was The Haunted: A social history of ghosts by Professor Owen Davies. This moved form the science of ghosts to the history and cultural construction of … Continue reading →

Posted in History, Paranormal, Religion, Science, Uninteresting to others whitterings about my life | Tagged ANTIX, Becky Smith, black monks, Chaffin Will Case, child ghosts, David Sivier, disabled ghosts, Family & Children's history, ground mist as ghost, Hamlet, Harry Martindale, infant mortality, Most Haunted, naked ghosts, Pauline Epistles, perfected body, Phil Whyman, pointing ghosts, Professor Owen Davies, Purgatory, Religion and the Decline of Magic, Roman ghosts, teaching of Romans as history in the uK, teleological ghosts, The Haunted: A social history of ghosts, Treasurer's House, York | 2 Comments

My Problem with the Paranormal!

Posted on March 13, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

OK, so tonight I’m going to talk about my problem with the paranormal. And here we have a problem straight away – what is the Paranormal? The term is used so loosely as to be almost meaningless. Continue reading →

Posted in Debunking myths, Paranormal | Tagged Arthur C Clarke, Arthur C Clarkes Mysterious World, defining the paranormal, defining the perinormal, Fortean, Forteana, ghosthunter, Giant Squid, James Randi, JREF, Most Haunted, Paranormal, paranormal meaningless term?, Paranormal TV, parasychology, perinormal, psychical research, Richard Dawkins, woo | 4 Comments

The Haunted and the Haunters: the House and the Brain

Posted on March 11, 2009 by Chris Jensen Romer

When investigating a “haunting” there are two main schools of thought in the [[group]]. Continue reading →

Posted in Paranormal | Tagged apparitions, David Curtin, deliverance, environmental theory of ghosts, ESP, exorcism, G.W.Lambert, geophysical, ghost investigation, haunted, haunted and the haunters, haunting, hauntings, house and the brain, Morven Alexander, Most Haunted, moving on spirits, parapsychology, person centred haunting, philosophy of ghosts, PKE, place centred haunting, poltergeists, psi, psychic, psychical, psychical research, Recurrent Spontaneous Psychokinesis, Richard Lay, RSPK, S.P.R, Science of Ghosts, Small Object Displacement, Society for Psychical Research, Super-ESP, The Bell Dursley, Thetford, Thetford Priory, water flowing underground | 5 Comments

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